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Twin Cities

Prius owner worried over vehicle's braking problems

Prius owner worried over vehicle's braking problems

Minnesota drivers are among those raising questions about the safety of Toyota vehicles, and one Minneapolis Prius owner worries his car is having problems, despite not being included in the recall.
by Jessica Mador

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2010 Census forms on the way

The 2010 Census is underway. The Census Bureau dropped census forms in the mail and they should arrive in homes across the state and the country this week.
by Toni Randolph

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2 MnSCU schools could get new presidents this week

Community colleges in Brooklyn Park and Inver Grove Heights could get new presidents Wednesday when the Minnesota State Colleges and Universities trustees meet.

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FDA panel backs Medtronic brain stimulator

Federal health advisers say a brain stimulating device from Medtronic can be approved for epilepsy, provided the company conducts follow-up safety studies.

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